Do You Want to Start With an Elimination?

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The power of the test is, ok. The intervention is b. Power is accepting the we need like dead air just to read through. What do you think? O, there's lots of wordsa, ha, ha. Ye. Yaan aot word solid. You're righti, i mean, waoiler. We can go through some elimination ones, and then it's going to be like, ar if i paused and we didn't have a gazilian amount of dead air, we would be able to do this. But you want to, want to start with a elimination? Moor, you want me to start with an illumination? You can start. I will eliminate

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